The first preparations for the 29/30 Sept - 1 Oct Nanterre conference have started. #EFPC2019
The key-note speakers are identified: Sara Willems, Armin Fidler and Charlotte Marchandise
The call for abstracts is now open (Deadline May 1, 2019)
And the first workshops have been claimed by our members like a full afternoon program on leadership development on Sunday by the Harvard Medical School Center for Primary Care.
Don't miss it, be there! Registration is open!
The UN High-Level Meeting (UN HLM) on Universal Health Coverage will take place on 23 September 2019 during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) high-level week.
The EFPC has been approved as a non-governmental organisation to participate in an interactive, multi-stakeholder hearing on universal health coverage (UHC) on 29 April, in preparation for the UN General Assembly's (UNGA) High-level Meeting on UHC.
The launch meeting of the PRIMORE project was held in Utrecht on March 28-29, 2019. Over forty participants from all over Europe and from multiple disciplines within primary care joined us in an unusual and inspiring setting at Einde Gooi and Naardermeer, small nature reserves in the Netherlands.
In this webinar you will listen to the results of the PARADISO project which aims to create through participatory educational and awareness raising activities for healthcare professionals – an accepting environment and equal access for LGBTQI people, while trying to fight discrimination in the healthcare sector, on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity or expression, while emphasizing the rights and needs of LGBTQI people
Established in 2005, the Forum intends to improve the health of the population of Europe by strengthening Primary Care (film about the EFPC ).
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Global cooperation:
International Federation of Community Health Centres (IFCHC)
North-South cooperation:
PRIMAFAMED (Family Medicine training and strengthen Primary Health Care in Africa)
The EFPC is a Non-Governmental-Organisation with a not-for-profit status (see the above documents as references).
Funding sources are from:
The EFPC does not receive any funding from pharmaceutical industry.
The percentage of the highest amount received from a single entity is 7%.
The EFPC has started a discussion group on Primary Care related themes at LinkedIn; please join!
And the EFPC facebook webpage dedicated to Primary Care news.
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